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TORONTO (AP) — Air Canada is resuming flights to Tel Aviv after a two-day halt prompted by security concerns over rocket attacks near Israel's main airport.
The airline says Flight AC84 is leaving Toronto for Tel Aviv at 6:10 EST p.m. (2210 GMT) Thursday as scheduled.
Air Canada spokeswoman Isabelle Arthur says the decision to resume flights to Tel Aviv is based on the airline's "own assessment" and that of "regulators of the situation."
She says Air Canada has also consulted others in the airline community.
Flights to Tel Aviv were suspended Tuesday after a rocket landed one mile (1.6 kilometers) from the city's Ben Gurion International Airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration also lifted its ban on U.S. flights in and out of Israel late last night.
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